Billy Evans tells his side of "You Can See Everything"
In his first TV interview, Billy Evans, partner of disgraced Theranos co-founder Elizabeth Holmes, talks about his characterization in the documentary "You Can See Everything," as well as threats he says have been made against his family's safety.
Billy Evans, a 34-year-old MIT graduate and partner of Elizabeth Holmes, has spoken out about his experience in the controversial documentary You Can See Everything. He expressed shock at the film's portrayal of him as a villain, stating that anger wouldn't change the situation and he wants people to see Elizabeth as he knows her.
Evans, who didn't know Holmes when they first met, admitted that the film left many questions about truth and reality. He also revealed that he was uncomfortable with the film's nudity scenes and requested some content not to be filmed. Despite the film's negative portrayal, Evans says he would do the documentary again with the same people, knowing more about what he was getting into.
The documentary has been met with mixed reactions, with some viewers convinced of Fielder's bias. Evans, who lives with his family in Texas near Holmes' prison, said he feels a sense of normalcy seeing his children's mother behind bars, even though it's painful for him.
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